New Board Member Brings Decades Of Experience

Caroline Bartholomew Joins Radio Free Asia Board of Directors

New Board Member Brings Decades of Experience

Radio Free Asia (RFA) announced that Carolyn Bartholomew has joined its Board of Directors, effective September 2021. Bartholomew brings nearly two decades of experience in international relations, national security, and human rights to the role.

Background and Expertise

Bartholomew is a recognized expert on China. She has held various senior positions, including Vice Chairman of the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission and Senior Advisor to the US House of Representatives' China Task Force.

Bartholomew's experience in international relations and national security will prove invaluable to RFA's mission of providing uncensored news and information to the people of Asia. Her expertise in human rights will also be essential in addressing the ongoing challenges faced by dissidents and political prisoners in the region.

Conclusion

The addition of Carolyn Bartholomew to the RFA Board of Directors is a significant step forward for the organization. Her expertise and dedication to human rights and freedom of information will be instrumental in RFA's continued mission of providing a voice to the voiceless in Asia.

As RFA continues to navigate the complex and challenging media landscape in the region, Bartholomew's guidance and leadership will be invaluable in ensuring that the organization remains a beacon of hope and a source of truth for those who seek it.